SL4B Examples: Popup Window

This page demonstrates how the master/slave frame functionality provided by SL4B can be used within a website that uses a popup window.

This page is the "master", which is responsible for establishing and maintaining the connection to the Liberator. The master page should be one that will always remain loaded; failure to do so will result in extra time and bandwidth being wasted each time the master webpage is reloaded as the connection to the Liberator needs to reestablished. This may mean that the master might not actually display real-time data (if, for example, a navigation bar is selected) or may even be an "invisible" frame (hidden and/or 0 height). Please click here for more information on how this master page has been configured.

The below button will launch a popup window, where the content will be a slave window using a SL4B_SlaveFrameRttpProvider to proxy all method invocations onto the masters RTTP provider. This slave popup window does not create independant connections to the Liberator.